The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-02
hTOCK QroTATIoNs-CIosED Inn
Brendstufrs ind Provisions.

,thlCAGo' ILL.,. MafCn l.-Ihere was repetition
the sesnes OF yesterdays excitement In the pork
pit al the opening this morning, but during the
remainder Of the day tradlng was limited. The
clique demonstrated that 1t had complete control
Of the market. and whenever shorts" attempted
10 cover the price advanced In an alarmiigly
quick manner. May pork opened at all sorts Of
different parts OF the pit. There were transactions
a w 70 and SS ~ within very few minutes.
Other hog product was less unsettled. Not SO
many orders TO sell were on the floor as expected
1t did not take long to convince traders that The
session was going 10 be In marked contrast t, tho
one o. Yesterday, but nevertheless the big end Of
The crowd hu- around the pork Fit. FROM SIS 80,
ut which price there WIS sule soon after the
opening. the advance 10 SD 90 was quite steady,
but although the lnGtusIion was 81 50 per barrel,
tne excitement en- incident thereto was very slight!
pork Tor sale aud such "shoits" at were out
HATED Hated prizes. This restricted trading 80
down Down from s SO hspd r ssaf s a Msx
p!ekei up to SIS 9I1z the, pit filling up with more
buyers than there were In II earlier. They soon
wllhdiew, however. and prices reacted to sis OK
es AT SIS SSaId aSy opssea AZ sSc T;a
that point for the day. A number OF shorts made
private settlements aud withdrew from the mat
kst Operators In general were dIstrusttul and de.
price for Nay delivery, was Ac lower at 7S1jsc. i
rally TO SAC OCCURRED, but owing 10 reported line
weather the tone became easy and tho price fell OH
steadily TO 71ac, rallied trlile and closed at 77sSa
pounds lower. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat,
cash No. 2spring 7a75c spring 7OafIc; No. red
.ssisc; March 5lzsa5sG. closing at !2ci May TX
a,s f fn1y * c IGne 55aigc closing q
81 s3Kaac; IL. 3 March ss55Sasic, CLOSING s'i at
S3}zc; May 3sesa39hc, closing atSsssc: Jupe S91Ha
40Ac, closing at S9}lc; July 4951sii1lc closing at
a .I',, oats s,s sash 10. re; March &ssic
June 2f4a23Io, olosing Of 2s7sc. Ryc, cash No. 3,
53c. barley, No. 2, G0a52c FlaIsecd, No. /, 81 0S,
Primo timothy seed 81 81. Mess pork, cash sis l5a
Is $7H March 81 20 rs 70 closing at ss -; May
closing ut SIS IS. Lard March loc, closing
Of 7.029s1; May 7.l6a7.25c. closing III 7,l5c June
7'zes!'?,5s closing a. 7.osc. Bacon. short lib
x5Sc; sh9Ildsrs 60oa6 short clear s.2oas 2Sc.
uted e; standard ,5lo. Butter I'm; Cream sea
cry 2sasOc per pound; daify 22]sa26c Eggs i5sIGc.
NEW YORK, March Flour weak receipts ,7o2
barrels and SScks; exports S.l3S barrels and
3T,ol5 sacks: Wheat, receipts 1870 bushels; ex.
osa 81 OIL bushels sPS! hshc and options
els oil futures aud $1,000 bushels Of spot, No, .
sIP5iing SiG; No; bard 9i5;sj No. rcd 1ec: NJ
9ls.S; No: 3 red SIG; No: rcd March ssHc;
90 9-l6c, closing a! 1o.sc; June 9lisalkc, clcsinR
9l5sa9istr closing at 9l5xc; September 925sa9iGc,
closing at aE3sc; December 961tc. Corn, spot
receipts $3.50. bushels; exports l06.li5 bushels
sales $4,000 bushels Of futures: l2l0O0 snot;
Nngradei 4:qi9Ho; steamer i.5'Sais11o; No., 2
March 4s5aEc cltsing a. 4gc; April isssfais,llc,
June 4Sillt4S1ssc, closing at4Shc Oats n ihade
lower and fairly active; receipts goo bushels; er.
ports mono: mixed western 35aSGc; white do
37a42c. Hay steady and In moderate request;
81 pIyrx S01S onH
tsIiSt; Saiss ssoS3 SaEs March aiid Apvils is.
u S0c; May and juno .l2s9al2ssc; July l2&c;
August laSsSi2 ioc; September, October, Noven:
more or less nominal; rsllaed quiet: mould A 6Ha
50 test lskc. Rice steady. Rolsn dull Turpe,.
tine dull At Sshe. ESss steady aud In fair DO
Pork arm with moderate business: new mess
SIS 20. Lard 4a6 points lower and heavy: western
s.esm spot T.2lo; March T2!c; May 733a7 loc June
4.Sga7.49o Butter In lair roquesti western l9aSo.
Cheese quiet and generally steady. lsl Z " s,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March l.-Flour dull. Wheat,
dull No. 2 rcd March s9aS91<c; April S9l<aSy1<c:
May 9Oa90Ac: Juno 9Oha9Q51lc. Corn spot steady;
failures dull: No. high mixed on tack &C;
sa% gGS No STT S9S s Sa AiS az mixed
sa,sc; June Gaa as spot 'IA modca as
demand No. 8 white 35aCGc; No. white SIC; No. i
white S7hc; futures dull and lowers. No. 9 white
March 86iia3Io: May s614as75'ssc; June 371las741c
II so. Hlttcr armer and IN good inquiry; cream,
ty cTu4 neE SIC; old 25e. H. \, u
\ CrNcINHITI. O., March l.-Flour easier. Wheat
easy: No. 9 red $40; receipts q 900 bushels; ship
ments 2S.C0. Corn easier; No. 2 mixed 39a39%c
Oats In fair demand;g No, 2 mixed 351zc.l Ryt
at $3.50 bid. 7.ooc asked. Bulk meats steady; shor
rib 7.75c. Bacon quiet. Whisky steady at 81 1s
Butter scarce aud higher: eytra creamery a2aSG
good TO primo a5asoc; good to prime dairy roll al
scarce and firm. ~ H :, Nh re, tt5Ei
sBALTIxoaE, March 1,-wheat. western lower ant
dull No. 2 winter red spot and March SSlSsHc
May S97taS93sc. Corn, western easier, closing firm
mixed spot 4oHc; March 4S55taI5ssc; April I5S